Prehistoric Settlements

Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.

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Hut Circles

Bronze Age dwellings preserved in Dartmoor's moorland, where stone foundations trace the lives of ancient communities.

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Bronze Age stone foundations scattered across the moor, where Dartmoor's earliest settled communities built their homes.

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Bronze Age stone hut circles and enclosure wall, part of a prehistoric settlement east of Nodden Gate on central Dartmoor.

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Bronze Age hut circles and an enclosure south of Left Lake, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.

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Bronze Age settlement of hut circles and field boundaries south of Combestone Wood, revealing prehistoric life on Dartmoor.

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Bronze Age hut circles and field boundaries east of Mel Tor, a scheduled monument on central Dartmoor.

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Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles in the Erme Valley, showing how people lived on Dartmoor in prehistory.

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Bronze Age stone hut circles clustered west of High-house Waste, among several similar settlements across this part of the moor.

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Three Bronze Age stone hut circles on the open moor southeast of Legis Tor, evidence of ancient settlement.

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